Indonesian activists and reformers have long drawn attention to the toxic masculinity entrenched within Indonesia’s police force.
Human Rights
Working with human rights activists Marzuki Darusman and Busyro Muqoddas, AJI Indonesia filed a petition to review the Law on the Court of Human Rights, arguing that the court allows the trial of non-Indonesian citizens for human rights abuses.
Ahead of World Mental Health Day on October 10, CNA traces the journey of how Heru Setyawan and Lamini started volunteering and helping hundreds of people with mental health problems.
What does the second Congress of Indonesian Women Muslim Scholars (Kongres Ulama Perempuan Indonesia, KUPI) hope to achieve.
To be a truly inclusive capital, the design team must include women, young people, ethnic minorities, sexual and gender diverse people, and the disabled community.
These Chinese-Indonesian women fled ethnic violence for Australia. Here’s how it’s shaped their work
When Wendy Hartanti was just 11 years old, her parents sent her to live in Perth, more than 2,000 kilometres from their home in Indonesia.
The Indonesian Child Protection Commission (KPAI) has urged the Ministry of Education, Culture, Research, and Technology to increase the systematic dissemination of information regarding bullying prevention in schools.
Inflation in the wake of a recent fuel price increase has child protection specialists worried that the number of school dropouts is trending upwards.
In the Indonesian part of the island of Borneo, the Indigenous community of Sungai Utik has been protecting 10,000 hectares of land for decades, defending their forests from industry and obtaining hard-fought land rights.
Tergerusnya hutan karena ambisi perkebunan sawit mendorong perempuan adat di Papua angkat bicara menantang angkuhnya kuasa negara, swasta, dan keluarga.
Tergerusnya hutan karena ambisi perkebunan sawit mendorong perempuan adat di Papua angkat bicara menantang angkuhnya kuasa negara, swasta, dan keluarga.
The works in this exhibition by Indonesian artists, Bulan Fi Sabilliah and Fitri DK, comment on the Indonesian New Order’s legacy of the primacy of prescribed beauty ideals and women’s domestic and reproductive roles over public and political roles.
Ratifying this deeply unpopular legislation would see the Jokowi administration attempting to placate political Islam.
Indonesian domestic workers join forces to survive in foreign countries and to empower each other by enhancing new skills.
The Covid-19 pandemic has undoubtedly increased the poverty rate in Indonesia if we look into figures from the Central Statistics Agency (BPS).
President Widodo has set up a team to resolve past serious human rights violations without going through courts of law, prompting some civil society organizations to accuse the government of trying to absolve the perpetrators of any guilt.
